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No national government has officially confirmed that extraterrestrial beings are present on or in contact with Earth; multiple fact-checks and news reports state governments have not issued such confi...
3I/ATLAS is a real, observed interstellar comet first spotted by the ATLAS survey on 1 July 2025; space telescopes including Hubble and JWST have imaged and measured it (e.g., Hubble imaged it at abou...
The balance of observational evidence and expert analysis identifies 3I/ATLAS as an interstellar comet, not an alien ship: multiple telescopes and spacecraft recorded cometary behavior and chemistry c...
There is no confirmed, publicly accepted evidence that extraterrestrial intelligence has been detected; decades of searches have turned up intriguing anomalies and compelling probabilities but not pro...
Scientists have not produced confirmed evidence of intelligent extraterrestrial life: a recent synthesis of seven decades of searches concludes “no confirmed evidence of extraterrestrial intelligence ...
No credible evidence in the provided reporting shows JWST has detected an object “from another universe”; available sources document JWST discoveries of interstellar visitors (3I/ATLAS), very distant ...
3I/ATLAS is an interstellar comet discovered by ATLAS in July 2025 that reached perihelion around Oct. 29–30, 2025 at roughly 1.4 AU from the Sun and made a closest approach to Earth of about 1.8 AU o...
Available reporting shows 3I/ATLAS is an interstellar comet that passed perihelion on 29–30 October 2025 and has been observed moving away from the Sun at high speed; mainstream agencies describe it a...
The balance of observational evidence and expert analysis indicates 3I/ATLAS is a natural interstellar comet, not an alien spacecraft; major telescopes including JWST and ground-based facilities measu...
Dr. Michio Kaku has publicly characterized 3I/ATLAS as a “highly observable mystery” worthy of sober attention, emphasizing its unusual hyperbolic trajectory and high relative speed while urging clari...
Western telescopes and spacecraft have produced multi-instrument observations of 3I/ATLAS — imaging, UV and IR spectroscopy, and astrometry that improved its trajectory by roughly 10× — and have measu...
3I/ATLAS is an interstellar comet that passed perihelion on about 29–30 October 2025 and made relatively close passes to Mars and Venus (roughly 29 million km from Mars on 3 October and ~97 million km...
C/2025 R2 (SWAN) is a Solar System long‑period comet discovered in SWAN/SOHO imagery on 11 September 2025 and reached a reported peak brightness near magnitude ~5.9 during an outburst; it made closest...
Amateur images claiming an object “from another universe” are not corroborated by mainstream JWST reporting; peer-reviewed and major press coverage instead shows JWST discovering distant, early galaxi...
The claim "3I/ATLAS Leads 7 Visitors! JWST Image & NASA Leak Confirm It" is unsupported by the three supplied analyses: none of the summaries reference 3I/ATLAS, visitor counts, a James Webb Space Tel...
Two clear camps appear in expert commentary on 3I/ATLAS: a mainstream majority treating it as an unusual but natural interstellar , and a smaller set of researchers proposing speculative, testable hyp...
We have observed galaxies whose light was emitted within the first few hundred million years after the Big Bang, with current spectroscopic records reporting redshifts around , corresponding to roughl...